Scottish Referendum / Independence - Vol 2
Discussion
Regiment said:
What do you believe they'll do when the majority want to remain in the UK?
That's like saying what will Republican voters in the US do if the Democrats win (or vice versa).What you lot seem to forget is the SNP's unprecedented landslide victory in the last Scottish elections.
That's not neceesarily a vote for indepenence but it was a clear rejection on the status quo and Westminster based parties.
Edinburger said:
Regiment said:
What do you believe they'll do when the majority want to remain in the UK?
That's like saying what will Republican voters in the US do if the Democrats win (or vice versa).What you lot seem to forget is the SNP's unprecedented landslide victory in the last Scottish elections.
That's not neceesarily a vote for indepenence but it was a clear rejection on the status quo and Westminster based parties.
Rollin said:
Edinburger said:
Regiment said:
What do you believe they'll do when the majority want to remain in the UK?
That's like saying what will Republican voters in the US do if the Democrats win (or vice versa).What you lot seem to forget is the SNP's unprecedented landslide victory in the last Scottish elections.
That's not neceesarily a vote for indepenence but it was a clear rejection on the status quo and Westminster based parties.
I'll go further.
It's arguably selfish wasting so much time, effort and money at present on a referendum that is highly unlikely to lead to independence. The Yes campaign should do the decent thing and call off the vote so we can go back to our lives.
Continuing the fight, and expecting other people to waste time/effort/money debating against them, AFTER the country has voted to remain in the UK is beyond selfish.
It's arguably selfish wasting so much time, effort and money at present on a referendum that is highly unlikely to lead to independence. The Yes campaign should do the decent thing and call off the vote so we can go back to our lives.
Continuing the fight, and expecting other people to waste time/effort/money debating against them, AFTER the country has voted to remain in the UK is beyond selfish.
ViperPict said:
Rollin said:
Edinburger said:
Regiment said:
What do you believe they'll do when the majority want to remain in the UK?
That's like saying what will Republican voters in the US do if the Democrats win (or vice versa).What you lot seem to forget is the SNP's unprecedented landslide victory in the last Scottish elections.
That's not neceesarily a vote for indepenence but it was a clear rejection on the status quo and Westminster based parties.
Edinburger said:
Regiment said:
What do you believe they'll do when the majority want to remain in the UK?
That's like saying what will Republican voters in the US do if the Democrats win (or vice versa).If the YES lot manage to get their way with the dream of the workers rpublic of scotland then we won't be able to go back in 5 years so its not even vaguely similar
Edinburger said:
What you lot seem to forget is the SNP's unprecedented landslide victory in the last Scottish elections.
That's not neceesarily a vote for indepenence but it was a clear rejection on the status quo and Westminster based parties.
And who was in power when Scotland rejected a westminister based partyThat's not neceesarily a vote for indepenence but it was a clear rejection on the status quo and Westminster based parties.
yep a scotman leading the labour party
you know the ones that managed to rack up huge debts
Guam said:
ViperPict said:
Yeah, well, that's just, like, your opinion, man.
We arent Canada and the difference is the Majority in England would be extremely relaxed about you going. If it fails this time there will be I suspect a clamour for whole UK voting next time to stop this idiocy once and for all!As I have said before if the Nationalist want this lets ALL vote on it, I am sure we can have you gone before hogmanay.
Works for me!
I suspect however the referendum will have a century clause in it, along the lines of "p
s off dont bring it up again for 100 years"That way it will mobilise the vote and hopefully get everyone out to put an end to this bulls
t!simoid said:
I'll go further.
It's arguably selfish wasting so much time, effort and money at present on a referendum that is highly unlikely to lead to independence. The Yes campaign should do the decent thing and call off the vote so we can go back to our lives.
Continuing the fight, and expecting other people to waste time/effort/money debating against them, AFTER the country has voted to remain in the UK is beyond selfish.
Blue nose?It's arguably selfish wasting so much time, effort and money at present on a referendum that is highly unlikely to lead to independence. The Yes campaign should do the decent thing and call off the vote so we can go back to our lives.
Continuing the fight, and expecting other people to waste time/effort/money debating against them, AFTER the country has voted to remain in the UK is beyond selfish.
ViperPict said:
Do you think that a NO vote will result in independence supporters just forgetting about it?
No i expect you to bh and moan and blame the english, blame the tory party, blame the bankers, blame thatcher, blame the english again bh a bit more moan a bit more wave your pretty little flags moan some more and generally piss everyone else off.Oh and a wee note
Our head office have scrapped their plans to start full production out of the Scotland branch as they are waiting to see what happens with the referendum
thinfourth2 said:
Our head office have scrapped their plans to start full production out of the Scotland branch as they are waiting to see what happens with the referendum
The independence referendum is directly reducing the level of employment and investment in Scotland?Who'd've thunk it.
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